Eleven 10, a Colorado-based manufacturer of high-quality self-aid/buddy-aid gear made in the United States, has unveiled their new RIGID TQ Case for the C-A-T Tourniquet. Designed as a replacement for the Kydex C-A-T Tourniquet Case currently being used all over the world, the Rigid TQ features nylon injection molding for added toughness and durability, as well as additional mounting options and adjustments in the ride on the end user’s belt or MOLLE compatible vest.
One of the many advantages of the Rigid TQ case is that it offers gross motor skills deployment of the C-A-T tourniquet. There’s no straps, buckles or flaps to contend with. Whether running it on a duty belt or vest, one can simply grab the exposed portion of the C-A-T and pull up.
The Rigid TQ case is compatible with mounting solutions from a number of different companies like Blade-Tech, Safariland, Tactical Tailor and Raven Concealment Systems. It is currently available with the Blade-Tech TekLok belt attachment system, which fits on belts up to 2.25″, or a Tactical Tailor Malice Clip for MOLLE attachment. The Rigid TQ Case can be purchased in Black, with other colors coming soon. MSRP is $38.99.
Features: Eleven 10 RIGID TQ Case For C-A-T Tourniquet
-Holds C-A-T Tourniquet utilizing friction
-Injection Molded Nylon Case
-Textured Front Panel
-First Aid Cross Identifier Patch (PVC) Included
-Multiple mounting positions to adjust the right height (also can be mounted horizontally or inverted)
-Available for Duty Belt (Blade-Tech TekLok Belt Attachment fits up to a 2.25″ belt) or Molle Attachment (Tactical Tailor Malice Clip)
-Can be mounted to a Safariland Drop Leg Shroud in the accessory position (mounting hardware sold separately)
-Can be mounted to Raven Concealment Systems ModuLoader System and Paddle (not included)
-All of Eleven 10’s products are proudly made in the USA (the Blade-Tech TekLok is imported).
For more information about the RIGID TQ Case For the C-A-T Tourniquet and other products offered by Eleven 10, please visit www.1110gear.com
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